This weekend’s Trifextra Challenge is a 33 word piece using the name of an animal as a verb.
(Name of an animal. That will be important in a moment.)
The following two entries are exactly 33 words each. And fit the rules. Sort of…Entry the First“What?”
“I said I giraffed the fence.”
“That’s not a word.”
“Sure. Means I looked over the fence.”
“Dude, The challenge was make an animal name a verb. Not make stuff up.”
“Meh.”

Entry the Second
*Thunk*
“Uhoh” said Megan. “He Georged it”.
“What’s that honey?”
“The mouse ran into the wall. My bunny, George is an idiot. So when I see something stupid done, I say they Georged it.”

Many of you know how much I love these challenges, and the group of Trifecta administrators and authors is one of the coolest online communities, and I have the highest respect for their love of and skill at writing.
Thanks for having me Trifecta!
Trifecta?

Dude… that totally describes George! My vcoset door is full length mirror and he will be walking around doh de doh and he will catch a glimpse of his reflection out of the corer of his eye, act all nonchalant and stuff and then he’s hiding tail swishing and he leaps it true I sear it 3 -4 ft and straight at the mirror – think that Tiger and Dragon in the tree movie for special effect… I will have to ook that up.. and BAM he hits the mirror falls back and is stunned then does it all over again.. ;ots of amusement and…,yeah my grandson does it too but not to the degree or the same reasons… I’ll have to get a video of George for you… Awesome entries – so one you used the animal name and one the animal’s name…;-) very clever – and look at those Trifecta people boy they have your number …;lol the NEVER SAID THEY MISS ME! hint hint so I am just gonna be happy reading yours… yea and one more thing – when bunnies come at you with sharp pointy teeth is the name still George and do you suppose that would be a useful addition to the anti mmmm mm you know campaign? – I think they are watching so .??? shhhhhh

I get that alot Hello? Hello? :+) Short but sweet well done!
I will now be saying ” Georged” instead of stupid I was really needing a new world for stupid Thank You. We missed you as well. I just didn’t tweet it or blog it but know that you were missed in Montana.

I don’t think I have any friends that I know about named George but shoot that is a good point. I can’t wait to take Georged out for a spin. Oh that doesn’t sound right at all. You right I need to be careful it could be confusing.

Shoot leave it to me. Navar being a teacher I’m usually thinking of double meaning of things. I’ve been charging him 5 dollars for each cuss word to try to get him ready for school. I made 35.00 yesterday.

One of my proudest moments when I worked in restaurants was shooting the breeze with a Hispanic crew and being able to curse fluently in Spanish.
Not sure what that says about me.
Oh,wait. yeah, I’m sure.

I giraffed the fence while at the same time somebody else was georging it! Here’s a sentence thanks to your El Guapo creativeness that I could have never guessed I’d be typing day before yesterday! I love it when that happens! Great job! 😀

You have a great sense of humor…the first one was especially amusing to me. It’s like a conversation I’d overhear between two teenaged boys. Not that I listen to conversations…okay, I do, but anyway, that’s not the point here. Hello? Hello?

I know that this isn’t quite what you are wanting on this challenge but I will add it anyway… “Can you please pass me the spoon dear I want to eat my soup before it gets cold and then I am going to Ass my dip into it or something very similar?”

I will add a few more when I get the chance, I wasn’t
too sure about this one but I am pleased that it has
a place within your original guidelines for the challenge
and to be truthful I rarely take part in these 🙂

Here’s another one for you… By the way dog=kiss, just in case anyone thinks something different? 😉 lmao “Why is it that every time I wish to Dog my neighbours wife that interfering old fart of a Vicar offers her his bone, isn’t kissing allowed in churches these days or what?”

Shel Silverstein also wrote ‘A Boy Named Sue,’ but I’ll bet you know that. Still, if you didn’t, you’re glad I told you.

Loved the Trifecta animal-verb stories. They both were quite creative (although “George” is a bit of a cheat!). I was expecting more pedestrian “real” animal verbs like ape or duck. If I was really clever, I would have sprinkled animal verbs throughout this response, but it’s late and my plate is overfull.

Ha ha. What? You think we’re not listening? We just turtle our way around on the community-judged weekends, figuring it’s your turn as judge. I love giraffe. I totally think George is cheating, and I love it, too.

HOmework? You’re assigning homework , and Labor day, the official start of compulsory education, hasn’t even begun? Guapersterola….you know better. Don’t pigeon us before we school starts. (It’s not 33 words, but I was never one for rules.) (And remember pigeons like to poop.)